Journal of Aircraft · 2001 · 64 citations · 23 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringComputational EngineeringAircraft DesignAvionicsComputational Fluid DynamicsAerodynamic DesignComputational AerodynamicsHigh-lift System DesignLiftAircraft Aerodynamic DesignComputational Aerodynamics Of LiftComputational Fluid Dynamics For High-lift SystemsHigh-lift AerodynamicsHigh-lift Performance PredictionTest Cases
A high-lift system design methodology that can be incorporated during the early stages of aircraft development is presented and thus has the potential to provide a superior and more cost-effective vehicle than one developed utilizing traditional linear design methods. The present methodology offers two different levels of e delity: one applicable to the conceptual design stage and the other to the preliminary design stage. The underlying e ow solver couples a three-dimensional nonlinear Weissinger method with two-dimensional viscous data to provide fast and accurate aerodynamic predictions for high-lift cone gurations. Several test cases that illustrate the capabilities of this hybrid e ow solver are presented.
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